Northern inuit dog

Hanka · 30-01-2009, 08:40

Hmmmm, but why somebody can think about new wolf in breed? If do you mean wolfdogs have small "genopool", all breeders can help if they will use males from small bloodgroups. For example in Czech we needs more pups from Akenah Runar Wawanyanka, Argo Prizrak Karpat, Afis testamonium Diaboli..... etc etc. Every country can look at all males (thear pedigree from first dogs-males in population) and look - "what males ( grand grand grandfethers

) we have not in our country". It is most effective help for our breed. Not new wolves.

Mikael · 30-01-2009, 17:14

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Originally Posted by Hanka

Hmmmm, but why somebody can think about new wolf in breed? If do you mean wolfdogs have small "genopool", all breeders can help if they will use males from small bloodgroups. For example in Czech we needs more pups from Akenah Runar Wawanyanka, Argo Prizrak Karpat, Afis testamonium Diaboli..... etc etc. Every country can look at all males (thear pedigree from first dogs-males in population) and look - "what males ( grand grand grandfethers

) we have not in our country". It is most effective help for our breed. Not new wolves.

Yes I think you are right, that is a good coner to star in...
And try to keep a low COI % and less that 50 offsprings / dog
And to do HD, work and health tests...

Best regards / Mikael

30-01-2009, 08:40	#1
Hanka Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Kadaň Posts: 1,622	Hmmmm, but why somebody can think about new wolf in breed? If do you mean wolfdogs have small "genopool", all breeders can help if they will use males from small bloodgroups. For example in Czech we needs more pups from Akenah Runar Wawanyanka, Argo Prizrak Karpat, Afis testamonium Diaboli..... etc etc. Every country can look at all males (thear pedigree from first dogs-males in population) and look - "what males ( grand grand grandfethers ) we have not in our country". It is most effective help for our breed. Not new wolves.